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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
4
The brief compares the price variance of an alum across products and vendors. It notes how material quality and supplier choice influence total cost, highlighting practical considerations for buyers seeking best value over time.
The Sidney Telegraph and Cheyenne county officials clash with the Blade editor over publishing delinquent tax lands notices. The Blade accuses the Telegraph of folly while demanding removal of notices to cut costs for non resident taxpayers.
Cheyenne and neighboring counties pursue tax lien foreclosures with notices at legal rates. Editor questions collusion with The Telegraph while county attorney states lands will be sold openly to highest bidder. Officials deny boodle, emphasizing proper fees and published notices.
The Blade reports a political boodle dispute involving Lennie and L. R. Barlow, a Republican candidate for county treasurer. It lists the Blade with 125 dollars, the Express 25 dollars, and Pat Miles and J. L. McIntosh as other recipients, alleging bosses extracted the balance.
A response from the Telegraph defends its publication record arguing the office is open for scrutiny. The piece dismisses Mr. Cury’s charges as lacking honesty and notes a long-standing dispute over a debt carried since 1895-6.
Citizens and business leaders praise Bridgeport’s paper while questioning its dedication to the city. The letter argues for local focus and loyalty, urging management to earn the money by serving Bridgeport.
A letter criticizes the Republican county ticket in Cheyenne County, accusing local leaders of barnacles, bigotry, and personal ambition. It questions party unity, criticizes an excess campaign levy by the Song, and targets Mr Cary tied to Sidney schools and local bosses, urging defense of high school standards.
Blair Pilot argues the Nebraska Supreme Court needs Judge Sedgwick to keep the court nonpartisan and free from fusionist control. The piece recalls four years ago when fusionists backed Sullivan to avoid politics on the bench and urges Republicans to elect Sedgwick for integrity and legal skill.
County Court in Cheyenne County on October 14 1901 orders November 5 1901 at 10 oclock a m for hearing Frances Kidney petition to grant administration to Robert Kidney. Notice to interested parties by three weekly issues of Sidney Telegraph prior to hearing. true copy M I Sanders County Judge
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